On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 07:26:46PM +0200, Florian Manschwetus wrote:
Am 16.10.2009 18:07, schrieb Jens Elkner:
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No problems wrt. stability for ~1 year, as long as one gives not
more than 1 vcpu to Win DomU (but this is snv_b98 - not sure, whether
it is fixed in more recent versions ...).
I currently have 2 x ESXi boxes that have VMs stored on a NFS/iSCSI debian
lenny linux box. I had purchased a new whitebox server as an intended
replacement for the linux box. I had always planned on installing opensolaris
on the new hardware with this config;
2 x 640GB mirrored rpool
6 x
Question 2: Answer - No. You cant run virtualbox in dom0. When you try and
install the package;
## Executing postinstall script.
## VirtualBox cannot run under xVM Dom0! Fatal Error, Aborting installation!
pkgadd: ERROR: postinstall script did not complete successfully
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On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 02:35:21AM -0700, Brian McKerr wrote:
The plan is to have the VM files synced across to the 'secondary' node
via ZFS send/receive so that should one fail I can simply restart the
VMs on the second node. I may even be able to spread the VM load
across the two nodes and
Brian McKerr wrote:
I currently have 2 x ESXi boxes that have VMs stored on a NFS/iSCSI debian
lenny linux box. I had purchased a new whitebox server as an intended
replacement for the linux box. I had always planned on installing opensolaris
on the new hardware with this config;
2 x 640GB
John Levon wrote:
On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 02:35:21AM -0700, Brian McKerr wrote:
The plan is to have the VM files synced across to the 'secondary' node
via ZFS send/receive so that should one fail I can simply restart the
VMs on the second node. I may even be able to spread the VM load
Whoops, reread your intended new config, which sounds like you want to
do away with a dedicated storage server and just run say a primary xVM
hypervisor and standby xVM hypervisor, using snapshot/send/receive to
copy the ZVOLs for the virtual disks to the standby node. Is that correct?
I
...sounds like you want to do away with a dedicated storage server and just
run
say a primary xVM hypervisor and standby xVM hypervisor, using
snapshot/send/receive to copy the ZVOLs for the virtual disks to the standby
node. Is that correct?
I think you still run the risk of an
